The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-06-03


the place. Mr.. Lacomhe will probably leave
| the corporation counsel's office July /.
He has been Democrat all his life.
At the opening OF the general Presbyte'
rian assembly at Omaha, the moderator
announced that in accordance with the ac-
tion OF the assembly he formally declared
that section 4, chapter 24, hal been
amended by striking out the last clause re
lating to the marriage OF a husband with
the sister OF a deceased wife, and that the
clause was no longer part OF the Presb
! terian standard.
Comm modore VIM F. Davidson, the great
stcamboatman, died Of heart disease, at
his residence in st. Paul, aged about 60.
! He left Il large estate, somewhat cucumber
ed, but still worth more than a million.
a fire broke out in the Belt stables be-
! tween sd and 54th street, n. Y. The
building was entirely destroyed with l, GOO
| horses and nearly all the cars in the
! building, also rs dwellings, tenement
| houses and other buildings. The loss is
estimated at 1000, 600.
There is considerable excitement among
| club men and actors in New York over the
rejection OF the application for membership
in the Union club OF William J. Florence.
The members decided that they would not
! admit actors.
| George S. Birch q Co., wholesale grocers
and commission merchants OF Albany,
made an assignment. The preferences
amount to S6S, 500.
| FOurth-class postmasters appointed:
| Oak Ota--McViIle +. w. Med ougall, Mime
sota-Tilden F. w. McNulty. Iowa-Dele.
ware, Clara Marshall. Montana-Hurst,
W. }. Dunn.
Judge Boyd in Dublin ordered the release
OF Father Ryan, OF the Herbertstown
Branch OF the National League, and Father
Slattery, who were imprisoned for refusing
to give testimony in relation to the plan
OF campaign The release, which caused
much popular rejoicing, is due to the de-
cislon OF the court OF appeals in the case OF
/ Father Keller. A meeting was held in Dub
lin to arrange for founding a unionist club.
Harrington, Chamberlain and others wrote
wishing success to the promoters.
Postmasters commissioned Big
Rock, T. StTathman; Give, L. P. Wilcox,
Minnesota; Qoquet, F. p. Thompson;
Mentor, P. c. Moe; Pickwick, c. D. Suffrins,
Wisconsin: Lodi, J. Mills; Loyal, H. S.
Mulvey; Primrose, o. Peterson.
The marriage OF Richard Nixon, CORE
spOndent OF the New Orleans Times Demo.
Crat, to Miss Agnes, daughter OF Senator
Dclph Of Oregon, took place at the church
Epiphany.
IlO ClleaIGE QuG Ol L hEl5 was DuTu-
ed down during a performance. large
audience, panic stricken and screaming
made frantic efforts to escape. Scores
jumped from the windows to be dashed to
death on the pavements. Sixty-seven
are known to be killed.
The Indian, Loneman, was finally tried
at Regina, n w. T., for shooting Constable
Leacley during the late rebellion. He
was sentenced to five years in the peniten-
q tn
the court protesting his innocence.
Watson, member for Manitoba, brought
up in Dominion parliament bin in favor
OF permitting the legislature OF Manitoba
charter for local railway lines to the boun.
dairy. Sir Charles Tupper in a vigorous
speech opposed the motion. He said the
agitation in Manitoba against the disal.
lowanCe policy was solely in the interest
OF the Northern Pacific railroad. While
the government WAS sorry to go counter
to the wishes OF the people of Winnipeg
yet the time had come from the admins
tration to choose between prejudices of a
section OF the community and the inter.
ests OF the whole of Canada. He appealed
to members of the house, particularly
those coming from maritime provinces, on
behalf OF which 1000, 900 had been voted
to give the Canadian Pacific port on the
Atlantic seaboard, to vote the motion
Fully 20, 600 visitors attended the de-
dication OF the statue of Gen. James B.
Steedman at Toledo Ohio. These included
a great number OF his old comrades in
arms.
Quarantine Commissioners Thomas G.
Platt, has addressed letter to Cover
nor Hill imploring him to relieve him from
official duty by accepting his resignation.
He closes by recommending that the gov
ernor appoint as his successor Col. Fred
j. Grant, whose recent nomination for the
position was hung up by the senate.
The pope's threat OF accommodation
does not seem to have alarmed DR.. Nc
Glynn at all, but it has stirred up his
friends considerably They feel that some
thing ought to be done in defense of the
doctor, even il he viii do nothing for him.
self. = 'ii4
Des Moines Special Constable Frank
Pierce was jailed by order or Judge Love,
Of the federal court, the charge being the
seizure Of carload OF beer from the Wa
bash road consigned to Hurlburt, Hess Il
Co. The Wabash being in the hands OF
receiver, Judge Love held that the
act OF the constable is contempt OF the
court. He win return the liquors. Pierce
was indicted by federal grand jury on
technical charge 81 perjury. The federal
cOurb OIuclalB seem ueIeftIlneu TO down
Pierce somewhere along the line He has
been efficient in breaking up the illicit LID
uor traffic and not always discreet about
it.
capt. Meyers, Company II, iiti imam
try, who is at present quartered at Pierre,
says he is tried Of driving OFF white settlers
from Indian reservations.
Valley City, Oak, claims the greatest
prodigy IN music in the Northwest or any
where else for that matter. 1t is Blanche
Ramer, the four year-old daughter of u. T.
Ramer. She plays on the organ or piano